Bomb Threat Diverts NYC - Moscow Flight
An Airbus A330 of the Russian flag carrier Aeroflot has made an emergency landing in Iceland after a bomb threat.
An Airbus A330 of the Russian flag carrier Aeroflot has made an emergency landing in Iceland after a bomb threat.
Ecuadorian authorities have accused Britain of threatening to enter Ecuador's embassy in London to arrest Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.
Fans all over the world are to pay tribute to Rock n' Roll king Elvis Presley on Thursday, as it marks 35 years since his unexpected death.
Mitt Romney on Wednesday unequivocally disavowed more than USD 700 B in Medicare spending cuts proposed by his new running mate, Rep.
The Ukrainian authorities offered to release opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko for a $7-billion "ransom," Oleh Rybachuk, former presidential chief of staff, was quoted by the Kommentarii news portal as saying.
Arben Xhaferi, one of the leaders of the ethnic Albanians in Macedonia, passed away on Wednesday.
Supporters of Pussy Riot rallied on Wednesday on the steps of the downtown Moscow cathedral where the girls' punk group carried out an anti-Putin protest that could see three of its members handed jail sentences later this week.
A 3-day war on multiple fronts will begin if Israel decides to strike Iran, according to Israel's outgoing Defense Minister, Matan Vilnai.
Almost half of all Brits would vote for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union if there was a referendum, according to a poll conducted by Canadian firm Angus Reid.
Romania's Constitutional Court has decided to pull forward its decision on the validity of the impeachment referendum for President Traian Basescu and announce it next Tuesday, August 21.
Renegade former Syrian PM Riyad Hijab has stated Tuesday that embattled Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad is controlling less than a third of Syria's territory
Three people are reported dead after a gunman opened fire and killed a police officer and a civilian near a university campus in Texas in the US.
Greece's GDP contracted by 6.2% on an annual basis in the second quarter of 2012, following a 6.5% decline registered in the first three months of 2012, according to the country's statistical office, Elstat.
The death toll from a pair of earthquakes that jolted Iran on Saturday has escalated once again, state-run media reported Monday.
The authorities of the northwestern Iranian province of East Azarbaijan have announced two days of mourning starting on Monday after a deadly earthquake over the weekend.
Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi has defended his dismissal of the country's powerful defense minister and a top military general, claiming it was done in the interests of his country.
Rescue operations have ended in Iran after two strong earthquakes that killed at least 250 people, the semi-official Fars news agency reported Sunday.
The two strong earthquakes which hit Iran Saturday have left at least 250 people dead and the death toll is expected to rise.
US Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney has announce his running mate in the November election will be Paul Ryan.
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has for the first time said armed rebels are responsible for the escalation of violence in Syria.
Three NATO/ISAF soldiers serving in Afghanistan have been shot in an Afghan military base, announced world agencies Saturday.
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